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Unicode filenames in OS 9 finder (NavGetFile question)
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adamtki
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Apr 10, 2003, 08:16 PM
 
This is a long shot since no one uses this api anymore.

How does NavGetFile handle things if you use it to specify a filename containing foreign language unicode characters?

For example, I have a file containing the unicode character 0xAC74 (a korean character pronounced "gun"). The string that comes back is an infinity symbol and the << character. These map to B0 C7 in MacRoman.

If I select another unicode character such as 0x0100 (capital A with the long vowel symbol), the character actually comes back as some error number, #2A572.

You can see these characters as they're listed in the dialog, and even in OS 9's finder.
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